I'm going to try an get an overhaul of the tree2 stuff soon. I'm hoping to address this and several dynamic tree issues. Now that the website is published we just need to get the release done and I will be able to focus on it.
In the meantime it seems like users have come up with some interesting workarounds (including supplying your own model.) Sean On 2/10/06, Steven De Vlaminck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hey, > > I had this problem "Encountered a node [0] + with an illogical state" > already quite some time with tree2. > When I tried to use the attached treemodel of Aleksei, I did no longer > have this problem. > As mentionned before, a lot of people seem to have this problem, but no > one had a solution for it. This treemodel actually does the trick! > Thanx Lexi!! > > Steven > > -----Original Message----- > From: Aleksei Valikov [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: vrijdag 10 februari 2006 11:26 > To: MyFaces Discussion > Subject: Re: Tree2 reset > > Hi. > > >> What is the correct way to reset a servet side Tree2 component? I am > >> running into the dreaded "Encountered a node [0] + with an illogical > >> state". It is understandable becase I have reset the bean containing > >> the tree but what keys (somewhere in app scope?) should I clear so > >> that the application thinks it has never seen the tree before? > > > > > > I have exactly the same problem! the app remember the old tree so if i > > > remove some node that was expanded i get that error! i searched > > throughout the internet and i found many people with this problem but > > never a solution. I thought that if i could collapse the tree (before > > i delete the nodes) i would not get the error but I am not able to > > collapse the tree working in clientSideToggle mode. So i solved using > > serverSide Toggle mode (clientSideToggle="false") and collapsing the > > node I want to delete before deleting it. > > Anyway it would be very useful to know a way to reset all the > > information about any previous version of the tree. > > TreeModel from the Tree2 is quite weird. Try the attached tree model > (compatible with the Tree2 tree model). > > Bye. > /lexi >
